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What degrees/license s do you need in order to work with orphaned wild animals?
Q. I'm 14 and a freshman in high-school and my parents told me that I needed to look into college. I would absolutely love to work with the baby animals (wolves, big cats etc..) that get orphaned and need to be taken care of, but I have no idea on what type of degrees or licenses one would need for this. Help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by Bookworm - Thu May 5 19:31:20 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Most work in this field does not require a degree or a license. There are very few jobs and most of them are very low paying. Much of this work is done by volunteers. You might look into a university program in wildlife biology, but these programs usually concentrate on management of habitat, rather than working directly with animals. Very few orphaned baby wolves and big cats are picked up by rangers and brought to animal care facilities.
Answered by ownpool - Thu May 5 19:37:16 2011
Q. I'm 14 and a freshman in high-school and my parents told me that I needed to look into college. I would absolutely love to work with the baby animals (wolves, big cats etc..) that get orphaned and need to be taken care of, but I have no idea on what type of degrees or licenses one would need for this. Help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by Bookworm - Thu May 5 19:31:20 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Most work in this field does not require a degree or a license. There are very few jobs and most of them are very low paying. Much of this work is done by volunteers. You might look into a university program in wildlife biology, but these programs usually concentrate on management of habitat, rather than working directly with animals. Very few orphaned baby wolves and big cats are picked up by rangers and brought to animal care facilities.
Answered by ownpool - Thu May 5 19:37:16 2011
Is 118 degrees in the attic on a day with 102 degrees outside a reasonable temperature?
Q. I have heard attics can be as hot as 150 or 160 degrees. Just curious? Yes i have a powered roof vent and soffit vents. all the way around the house. Live in central Texas with direct sun on the roof from sun up till sun down.
Asked by racer8899 - Mon Jul 21 22:46:23 2008 - Maintenance & Repairs - 11 Answers - Comments
A. That is very reasonable. And you are right, I have read studies on attics reaching 190 degrees. 118 with it being 102 is awesome I say! you must have some radient barrier of some kind.
Answered by Rick B - Mon Jul 21 22:49:54 2008
Q. I have heard attics can be as hot as 150 or 160 degrees. Just curious? Yes i have a powered roof vent and soffit vents. all the way around the house. Live in central Texas with direct sun on the roof from sun up till sun down.
Asked by racer8899 - Mon Jul 21 22:46:23 2008 - Maintenance & Repairs - 11 Answers - Comments
A. That is very reasonable. And you are right, I have read studies on attics reaching 190 degrees. 118 with it being 102 is awesome I say! you must have some radient barrier of some kind.
Answered by Rick B - Mon Jul 21 22:49:54 2008
If Moscow is 55 degrees latitude and 38 degrees longitude what is its direction from equator?
Q. If Moscow is 55 degrees latitude and 38 degrees longitude what is its direction from equator (north or south) and prime meridian (east or west). This is a question I need help on for my Geography homework. I have 11 other questions like this with different cities, but if you help me with this one I think I'll understand how to do the others. Please help!
Asked by Kelsey - Sat Jan 30 22:11:01 2010 - Geography - 3 Answers - Comments
A. North East Your coordinates are incomplete without the compass reference for both latitude and longitude. The correct - and more accurate - coordinates for the city of Moscow is 55A 45a 6a North latitude, 37A 37a 4a East longitude.
Answered by Arsan Lupin - Sat Jan 30 22:19:47 2010
Q. If Moscow is 55 degrees latitude and 38 degrees longitude what is its direction from equator (north or south) and prime meridian (east or west). This is a question I need help on for my Geography homework. I have 11 other questions like this with different cities, but if you help me with this one I think I'll understand how to do the others. Please help!
Asked by Kelsey - Sat Jan 30 22:11:01 2010 - Geography - 3 Answers - Comments
A. North East Your coordinates are incomplete without the compass reference for both latitude and longitude. The correct - and more accurate - coordinates for the city of Moscow is 55A 45a 6a North latitude, 37A 37a 4a East longitude.
Answered by Arsan Lupin - Sat Jan 30 22:19:47 2010
What degrees would i need to teach high school band?
Q. I'm a senior in high school planning on going to college and majoring in music education. What degrees do I need to get?
Asked by twhsbandgeek - Wed Nov 12 19:34:16 2008 - Primary & Secondary Education - 2 Answers - Comments
A. For a small high school, maybe 3A or lower, you could get away with just a bachelors in Music Education. If you would like to go on you could get a Masters in the same thing or in theory, composition, or anything else musically related. Talk to you HS, or colledge counselor they may know more.
Answered by Kristy Cash - Sun Nov 16 18:23:00 2008
Q. I'm a senior in high school planning on going to college and majoring in music education. What degrees do I need to get?
Asked by twhsbandgeek - Wed Nov 12 19:34:16 2008 - Primary & Secondary Education - 2 Answers - Comments
A. For a small high school, maybe 3A or lower, you could get away with just a bachelors in Music Education. If you would like to go on you could get a Masters in the same thing or in theory, composition, or anything else musically related. Talk to you HS, or colledge counselor they may know more.
Answered by Kristy Cash - Sun Nov 16 18:23:00 2008
What degrees do I need to become a biomechanical engineer?
Q. I aspire to become a bio mechanical engineer, but I'm unsure of the college degrees required to become one. I like the idea of being able to help people through technology, and this is more rewarding in my mind than a safety engineer. I still need to do some more research into good schools for this profession, but if you have any suggestions for that, it would be helpful as well.
Asked by Rachel - Tue Mar 29 20:21:31 2011 - Engineering - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You only need the bs or ba degree, to get hired somewhere doing something. If your a bit picky about what you want to do, additional training or experience. No education requirements to fit casts, shoes, prosthetic s. Military hospitals have departments to help wounded vets come back. Maybe get hired on there in some capacity and see if you like it. Or find similar situations doing the bit you want to do.
Answered by Fred - Tue Mar 29 22:30:42 2011
Q. I aspire to become a bio mechanical engineer, but I'm unsure of the college degrees required to become one. I like the idea of being able to help people through technology, and this is more rewarding in my mind than a safety engineer. I still need to do some more research into good schools for this profession, but if you have any suggestions for that, it would be helpful as well.
Asked by Rachel - Tue Mar 29 20:21:31 2011 - Engineering - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You only need the bs or ba degree, to get hired somewhere doing something. If your a bit picky about what you want to do, additional training or experience. No education requirements to fit casts, shoes, prosthetic s. Military hospitals have departments to help wounded vets come back. Maybe get hired on there in some capacity and see if you like it. Or find similar situations doing the bit you want to do.
Answered by Fred - Tue Mar 29 22:30:42 2011
What degrees would allow a person to become an officer in the military?
Q. I missed out on ROTC. I suppose I could take a few extra years, but my current understanding is that some degrees would allow me to enlist as an officer. Are there variations between the branches as well? I'm considering the military as a lifetime career, so I am curious. Thanks.
Asked by Muay Thai Kinda Guy - Mon Apr 13 16:04:11 2009 - Military - 10 Answers - Comments
A. BA/BS/BFA/BBS/B .Mus...am I getting through here? All you need is a Bachelors Degree from a regionally accredited college or university. One of my good friends was an EWO on a BUFF (B-52)...his degree? B.F.A., Painting. Here is my bizarre background...I was both an SSgt and a Captain in the USAF: A.A., Bio. Sci. B.A., English/Zoology /Anthropology (Stupid Triple Major) B.S., Biology M.A., Psychology M.Div., Theology M.P.A., Public Administration (Health Care Delivery) Ph.D., Clinical Psychology All that and a dime (plus a license) got me Direct O-3 as a USAF Psychologist. BUT...N.B. A degree is NOT a guarantee of an OTS/OCS slot. There are MANY enlisted with a BA/BS...and even an MA/MS. For the record, our NCOIC at the USAF… [cont.]
Answered by e e c - Mon Apr 13 16:11:54 2009
Q. I missed out on ROTC. I suppose I could take a few extra years, but my current understanding is that some degrees would allow me to enlist as an officer. Are there variations between the branches as well? I'm considering the military as a lifetime career, so I am curious. Thanks.
Asked by Muay Thai Kinda Guy - Mon Apr 13 16:04:11 2009 - Military - 10 Answers - Comments
A. BA/BS/BFA/BBS/B .Mus...am I getting through here? All you need is a Bachelors Degree from a regionally accredited college or university. One of my good friends was an EWO on a BUFF (B-52)...his degree? B.F.A., Painting. Here is my bizarre background...I was both an SSgt and a Captain in the USAF: A.A., Bio. Sci. B.A., English/Zoology /Anthropology (Stupid Triple Major) B.S., Biology M.A., Psychology M.Div., Theology M.P.A., Public Administration (Health Care Delivery) Ph.D., Clinical Psychology All that and a dime (plus a license) got me Direct O-3 as a USAF Psychologist. BUT...N.B. A degree is NOT a guarantee of an OTS/OCS slot. There are MANY enlisted with a BA/BS...and even an MA/MS. For the record, our NCOIC at the USAF… [cont.]
Answered by e e c - Mon Apr 13 16:11:54 2009
How do double degrees work in graduations?
Q. I'm starting a double degree this year in Arts and Business. I'm curious about what will happen when I graduate. Would I be rewarded two separate degrees and do I go through 2 ceremonies since we wear different colours for our academic dress?
Asked by Dan - Sat Jan 22 07:42:21 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. No. Usually your double degree is based in one department. I'm a Bio&Psych major. My degree is under the Bio department. When I graduate I will receive one degree and attend the ceremony of the Bio students.
Answered by DaniBaje - Sat Jan 22 09:33:53 2011
Q. I'm starting a double degree this year in Arts and Business. I'm curious about what will happen when I graduate. Would I be rewarded two separate degrees and do I go through 2 ceremonies since we wear different colours for our academic dress?
Asked by Dan - Sat Jan 22 07:42:21 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. No. Usually your double degree is based in one department. I'm a Bio&Psych major. My degree is under the Bio department. When I graduate I will receive one degree and attend the ceremony of the Bio students.
Answered by DaniBaje - Sat Jan 22 09:33:53 2011
What types of degrees are there for people who want to work in computer fields?
Q. I want to major in something involving computers. But don't know what type of degrees there are for computer specialist. I am currently taking a java programming class but want to work with networks. Do i need special certifications or should I should I persue a degree in computer science. Also I am currently in community college but want to transfer out what are some good colleges or universities in the LA area or California in General.
Asked by Geo27_90 - Wed Feb 24 01:05:27 2010 - Other - Education - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Check out Florida Career Collegea s www.careercolle ge.edu diplomas, associates and bachelors programs focused on career training in the following industries: Allied Health, Business, Information Technology, IT, Wellness (Massage & Clinical Skin Care), Cosmetology. Visit the Information Technology page:
Answered by fccfan123 - Fri Feb 26 14:40:30 2010
Q. I want to major in something involving computers. But don't know what type of degrees there are for computer specialist. I am currently taking a java programming class but want to work with networks. Do i need special certifications or should I should I persue a degree in computer science. Also I am currently in community college but want to transfer out what are some good colleges or universities in the LA area or California in General.
Asked by Geo27_90 - Wed Feb 24 01:05:27 2010 - Other - Education - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Check out Florida Career Collegea s www.careercolle ge.edu diplomas, associates and bachelors programs focused on career training in the following industries: Allied Health, Business, Information Technology, IT, Wellness (Massage & Clinical Skin Care), Cosmetology. Visit the Information Technology page:
Answered by fccfan123 - Fri Feb 26 14:40:30 2010
What courses and degrees would I need to do to become a childrens nurse?
Q. I want to become a childrens nurse, but have no idea what sort of courses to do i.e degrees, masters, etc. And what is the best university to go to in the UK for nursing degrees?
Asked by - Sun Jul 25 12:23:36 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. At the moment you have the choice of doing a nursing diploma or a nursing degree, obviously child branch. From September 2013 only the degree will be on offer. Some uni's have already dropped the diploma & many won't be offering after this Septembers intake. For the diploma you will need 5 GCSE's at grade C & above. Most uni's ask that the GCSE's include Maths & English & some are asking for Science as well. For the degree you will need the GCSE's plus 2 A-levels. Science, Psychology & Sociology are recommended the A-levels. If you don't have the required GCSE's and/or A-levels then Access courses are also acceptable as an alternative. You may find these websites useful. The first one has a great forum for advice on uni' [cont.]
Answered by Mimkat - Sun Jul 25 12:43:18 2010
Q. I want to become a childrens nurse, but have no idea what sort of courses to do i.e degrees, masters, etc. And what is the best university to go to in the UK for nursing degrees?
Asked by - Sun Jul 25 12:23:36 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. At the moment you have the choice of doing a nursing diploma or a nursing degree, obviously child branch. From September 2013 only the degree will be on offer. Some uni's have already dropped the diploma & many won't be offering after this Septembers intake. For the diploma you will need 5 GCSE's at grade C & above. Most uni's ask that the GCSE's include Maths & English & some are asking for Science as well. For the degree you will need the GCSE's plus 2 A-levels. Science, Psychology & Sociology are recommended the A-levels. If you don't have the required GCSE's and/or A-levels then Access courses are also acceptable as an alternative. You may find these websites useful. The first one has a great forum for advice on uni' [cont.]
Answered by Mimkat - Sun Jul 25 12:43:18 2010
What degrees to I need to get if I want to pursure forensic science?
Q. What degrees do I need to get in order to go to forensic school, and get into that field? Also, is it possible to also get your nursing degree, or be a doctor if you want to pursure forensic science?
Asked by Metal Goddess - Sat May 24 21:50:27 2008 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You are a little vague on what part of forensics. But a science bachelors (bio or chem) and then to work in the general lab you could also get a medical technologist training (clinical lab scientist) (ascp.org). You can do a masters in criminalistics (which requires a fair amount of criminal justice core classes). That teaches you things like trace evidence analysis, crime scene photography, forgery, finger print analysis, firearm analysis, hair, DNA, etc analysis, toxicology etc. Then you usually specialize in one area & train further. To do autopsies and that sorta stuff you need to be a MD with a residency in pathology and then fellowship & additional training in forensics. A Nursing degree will not buy you anything in… [cont.]
Answered by Diane A - Sat May 24 22:02:37 2008
Q. What degrees do I need to get in order to go to forensic school, and get into that field? Also, is it possible to also get your nursing degree, or be a doctor if you want to pursure forensic science?
Asked by Metal Goddess - Sat May 24 21:50:27 2008 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You are a little vague on what part of forensics. But a science bachelors (bio or chem) and then to work in the general lab you could also get a medical technologist training (clinical lab scientist) (ascp.org). You can do a masters in criminalistics (which requires a fair amount of criminal justice core classes). That teaches you things like trace evidence analysis, crime scene photography, forgery, finger print analysis, firearm analysis, hair, DNA, etc analysis, toxicology etc. Then you usually specialize in one area & train further. To do autopsies and that sorta stuff you need to be a MD with a residency in pathology and then fellowship & additional training in forensics. A Nursing degree will not buy you anything in… [cont.]
Answered by Diane A - Sat May 24 22:02:37 2008
What kind of degrees are needed to open an out of home daycare center?
Q. I want to open a nice big daycare center but first I figured I would need a buisness degree and child education degree. If I do, can someone please tell me what kind of buisness and child education degrees are needed. There are so many different kinds and I just need one! Please help! I have looked all over to find the answer myself.
Asked by Evelyn H - Tue Sep 25 13:18:33 2007 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You don't need any college degrees to open your own day care. You do need to be licensed, insured and bonded. Your local city hall can give you all the details.
Answered by Veritas - Tue Sep 25 13:27:50 2007
Q. I want to open a nice big daycare center but first I figured I would need a buisness degree and child education degree. If I do, can someone please tell me what kind of buisness and child education degrees are needed. There are so many different kinds and I just need one! Please help! I have looked all over to find the answer myself.
Asked by Evelyn H - Tue Sep 25 13:18:33 2007 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You don't need any college degrees to open your own day care. You do need to be licensed, insured and bonded. Your local city hall can give you all the details.
Answered by Veritas - Tue Sep 25 13:27:50 2007
What degrees do you need for professional photography?
Q. I am really considering photography, and i need to bank on what degrees i need to get this.
Asked by Sarah D - Thu Dec 18 19:17:31 2008 - Photography - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I have none... My schooling was in Electronics, Computers, Small Engine Mechanics, Welding and Fluid Power (Hydraulics). However, I picked up my 1st camera in the mid early 60's and found a hobby I haven't grown tired of yet today. In the years since then I have become rather accomplished and have a few brag rights to my name. I choose "freelance photographer" as my Nam De Plume because I truly enjoy ALL aspects of photography and the challenges given. I have been a US Army Photographer in Germany, they found out I could shoot a camera as well as a M-16. A photojournalist , a wedding, graduation and ad/still life photographer. Some of my work has been in science and trade journals, school and hospital publications. I have… [cont.]
Answered by lensmen2 - Thu Dec 18 20:44:33 2008
Q. I am really considering photography, and i need to bank on what degrees i need to get this.
Asked by Sarah D - Thu Dec 18 19:17:31 2008 - Photography - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I have none... My schooling was in Electronics, Computers, Small Engine Mechanics, Welding and Fluid Power (Hydraulics). However, I picked up my 1st camera in the mid early 60's and found a hobby I haven't grown tired of yet today. In the years since then I have become rather accomplished and have a few brag rights to my name. I choose "freelance photographer" as my Nam De Plume because I truly enjoy ALL aspects of photography and the challenges given. I have been a US Army Photographer in Germany, they found out I could shoot a camera as well as a M-16. A photojournalist , a wedding, graduation and ad/still life photographer. Some of my work has been in science and trade journals, school and hospital publications. I have… [cont.]
Answered by lensmen2 - Thu Dec 18 20:44:33 2008
How to convert a measure of degrees out of degrees minutes seconds?
Q. The problem is convert the following into degrees: 25 degrees 25 minutes 25 seconds. Can you show me how to do it?
Asked by peacelovemusic29 - Thu Sep 24 17:26:22 2009 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments
A. d A m's" = d/60A + m/60A + s/60A 25A 25'25" = 25 + 25/60 + 25/3600 a 25.42361A
Answered by I'm with Stupid - Mon Sep 28 14:01:52 2009
Q. The problem is convert the following into degrees: 25 degrees 25 minutes 25 seconds. Can you show me how to do it?
Asked by peacelovemusic29 - Thu Sep 24 17:26:22 2009 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments
A. d A m's" = d/60A + m/60A + s/60A 25A 25'25" = 25 + 25/60 + 25/3600 a 25.42361A
Answered by I'm with Stupid - Mon Sep 28 14:01:52 2009
How do we construct a 50 degrees angle using only a pair of compasses and a ruler?
Q. I'm familiar with 60 degrees, 90 degrees and I know all the bisectors, but I'm a little confused with 50 degrees. Need all the help I can get! Thanks in advance!
Asked by Smileallday - Wed Oct 22 07:31:37 2008 - Mathematics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. It is not possible.
Answered by reza - Wed Oct 22 07:56:49 2008
Q. I'm familiar with 60 degrees, 90 degrees and I know all the bisectors, but I'm a little confused with 50 degrees. Need all the help I can get! Thanks in advance!
Asked by Smileallday - Wed Oct 22 07:31:37 2008 - Mathematics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. It is not possible.
Answered by reza - Wed Oct 22 07:56:49 2008
Anyone know the preferred schools for Aviation degrees?
Q. I am trying to find out what are the employer preferred schools in Georgia for degrees, if an Aviation Mechanic wants to pursue Bachelor's degree and advance into Management. Would Embry-Riddle be preferred over an Engineering or Business degree from Georgia State, UGA or other school?
Asked by dsjnix - Thu Dec 27 13:23:09 2007 - Aircraft - 8 Answers - Comments
A. The United States Airforce Academy.
Answered by Beer Advocate - Thu Dec 27 13:25:52 2007
Q. I am trying to find out what are the employer preferred schools in Georgia for degrees, if an Aviation Mechanic wants to pursue Bachelor's degree and advance into Management. Would Embry-Riddle be preferred over an Engineering or Business degree from Georgia State, UGA or other school?
Asked by dsjnix - Thu Dec 27 13:23:09 2007 - Aircraft - 8 Answers - Comments
A. The United States Airforce Academy.
Answered by Beer Advocate - Thu Dec 27 13:25:52 2007
What degrees can vet tech classes transfer to easily?
Q. I'm currently about half way through getting my vet tech degree, but for personal reasons, I need to leave the school that I'm currently going to. I do not plan to work at a vet clinic. I want to get a degree online and I want most/all of my previous classes to transfer. Are there any animal related degrees that do not require clinical work that I can put my past classes directly toward? I plan to use my degree for general animal knowledge, so it doesn't really need to be specific.
Asked by Karissa - Mon Jan 31 23:00:23 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You will have to contact the adviser at the school you are attending and see if they have any agreements with other other colleges to accept credits from their program. And even then it is highly unlikely that you are going to find an online animal studies degree. You would have much better luck transfering your credits to an on-site animal studies degree program. But again, because veterinary technology degree program courses are so specialized you may find that very little will transfer to another degree. Your state veterinary technician association might also be able to help you with a list of colleges that accept credits from your vet tech degree program.
Answered by CindyRVT - Tue Feb 1 10:54:50 2011
Q. I'm currently about half way through getting my vet tech degree, but for personal reasons, I need to leave the school that I'm currently going to. I do not plan to work at a vet clinic. I want to get a degree online and I want most/all of my previous classes to transfer. Are there any animal related degrees that do not require clinical work that I can put my past classes directly toward? I plan to use my degree for general animal knowledge, so it doesn't really need to be specific.
Asked by Karissa - Mon Jan 31 23:00:23 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You will have to contact the adviser at the school you are attending and see if they have any agreements with other other colleges to accept credits from their program. And even then it is highly unlikely that you are going to find an online animal studies degree. You would have much better luck transfering your credits to an on-site animal studies degree program. But again, because veterinary technology degree program courses are so specialized you may find that very little will transfer to another degree. Your state veterinary technician association might also be able to help you with a list of colleges that accept credits from your vet tech degree program.
Answered by CindyRVT - Tue Feb 1 10:54:50 2011
How do I put my College degrees to use?And are they really necessary for finding a job?
Q. I have 2 AA degrees in drama and general studies, 1 BA degree in English, soon to have a Masters in Library and Information Science. But I still have yet to find a decent job. Are college degrees really that vital for success in the real world? And why can't I find a job? I am either too qualified or not qualified enough? Its very frustrating. Please Help!
Asked by tweety112149 - Fri Feb 22 01:59:15 2008 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Education won't assure you success. Take up English teacher job or as a librarian in any institution to start with. the stating salary may not be interesting but as you getting experienced your value and satisfaction out of your career increases.
Answered by counselor - Fri Feb 22 02:06:17 2008
Q. I have 2 AA degrees in drama and general studies, 1 BA degree in English, soon to have a Masters in Library and Information Science. But I still have yet to find a decent job. Are college degrees really that vital for success in the real world? And why can't I find a job? I am either too qualified or not qualified enough? Its very frustrating. Please Help!
Asked by tweety112149 - Fri Feb 22 01:59:15 2008 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Education won't assure you success. Take up English teacher job or as a librarian in any institution to start with. the stating salary may not be interesting but as you getting experienced your value and satisfaction out of your career increases.
Answered by counselor - Fri Feb 22 02:06:17 2008
What formula can you use to convert degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Kelvin?
Q. The formula for converting degrees Celsius (C) to degrees Fahrenheit (F) is A chemistry student knows that the temperature in degrees Kelvin (K) is 273.15 degrees greater than in degrees Celsius, so the formula to convert degrees Kelvin to degrees Fahrenheit is F=9/5 (K-273.15) + 32 What formula can you use to convert degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Kelvin?
Asked by KVincee - Mon Nov 16 21:53:49 2009 - Chemistry - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Re-arrange the F equation you will get: K = 5/9(F - 32) + 273.15 Right?
Answered by Sabah - Mon Nov 16 22:35:25 2009
Q. The formula for converting degrees Celsius (C) to degrees Fahrenheit (F) is A chemistry student knows that the temperature in degrees Kelvin (K) is 273.15 degrees greater than in degrees Celsius, so the formula to convert degrees Kelvin to degrees Fahrenheit is F=9/5 (K-273.15) + 32 What formula can you use to convert degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Kelvin?
Asked by KVincee - Mon Nov 16 21:53:49 2009 - Chemistry - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Re-arrange the F equation you will get: K = 5/9(F - 32) + 273.15 Right?
Answered by Sabah - Mon Nov 16 22:35:25 2009
What degrees do you need to become a crime scene investigator?
Q. So i enrolled into college and i wanna know what is the best way to go when becoming a CSI. i was interested in collecting the evidence and i wanted to know where to start, like what degrees would i need?(: please help! thanks :D
Asked by Chloe(: - Fri Apr 9 00:21:55 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. I have been a CSI since 1993. although I love the work, I would NOT advise anyone to get into it or law enforcement in general. The pay is low and the frustration level is very high. My advice is to go to college and get a BA or BS in something other than criminal justice. Good Luck!
Answered by bigmaninjawja - Fri Apr 9 13:55:38 2010
Q. So i enrolled into college and i wanna know what is the best way to go when becoming a CSI. i was interested in collecting the evidence and i wanted to know where to start, like what degrees would i need?(: please help! thanks :D
Asked by Chloe(: - Fri Apr 9 00:21:55 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. I have been a CSI since 1993. although I love the work, I would NOT advise anyone to get into it or law enforcement in general. The pay is low and the frustration level is very high. My advice is to go to college and get a BA or BS in something other than criminal justice. Good Luck!
Answered by bigmaninjawja - Fri Apr 9 13:55:38 2010
What are the best graduate degrees for an international career?
Q. I recently graduated with undergraduate degrees in business and economics. I don't know what I want my long-term career to look like, but I do know that I would love to do something with an international aspect (whether it be actually living in a foreign country or just something involving some international travel). Are there certain graduate degrees that would be especially suited to provide opportunities for this type of career?
Asked by AP - Tue Nov 13 14:54:21 2007 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I would argue for the MBA and JD.
Answered by Cathy - Wed Nov 21 09:57:46 2007
Q. I recently graduated with undergraduate degrees in business and economics. I don't know what I want my long-term career to look like, but I do know that I would love to do something with an international aspect (whether it be actually living in a foreign country or just something involving some international travel). Are there certain graduate degrees that would be especially suited to provide opportunities for this type of career?
Asked by AP - Tue Nov 13 14:54:21 2007 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I would argue for the MBA and JD.
Answered by Cathy - Wed Nov 21 09:57:46 2007
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